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   Jean_ | Jul 29, 2001 05:23am | #1

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   Scroll down on this site...

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   Katydid_ | Jul 30, 2001 01:33am | #2

   *SuitAbility has what you want. They make all patterns for the horse people. SuitAbility Equestrian PatternsP.O. Box 3244Chiro CA 95927-3244

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   Jean_ | Jul 30, 2001 02:24am | #3

   *They are on-line here..

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   Martagon_ | Jul 30, 2001 04:52am | #4

   *Thanks for links. I checked it out and they have breeches in the correct size ... but... I was really hoping I could buy a pattern in the local store. I've never bought on-line. (Jean, are you i everywhere???)I thought you were a gardener, not a sewer.... Guess you can be both.b :)What about cutting down the ladies' breeches, They're only $20, which, by the time I pay postage, and C$ exchange, it's almost what the pattern will cost me.

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   sanderson | Jul 30, 2001 04:59am | #5

   *And she is the "grand dame" of the foodies site, too!

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   Jean_ | Jul 30, 2001 06:13am | #6

   *Love the gardens, love to sew and cook....master of nothing, but I stay out of the woodshed. LOL. Re. the cutting down...I know I'm not skillful enough to even begin to contemplate the job. I would think you would have trouble with pockets, and with the rise. I know that's not the answer you are hoping for. Anyone else?? BTW, re. ordering something on-line... after the first time it gets easier. ;)

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   Karen_Vesk | Aug 17, 2001 01:14pm | #7

   *Martagon, would you like a Canadian source for Suitability patterns? Try Forever Timeless - 18 Main St, Hillsburgh ON; (519) 855-6507. They have a pattern for Suitability children's riding breeches in their catalogue.

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   Martagon_ | Aug 21, 2001 05:50am | #8

   *Hi Karen .. just drove past Hillsburgh today... I have purchased a couple of pair of too-large breeches,. For the price of them ($10 at a second hand store), I could maybe get a pattern, and try cutting them to fit the girls. Thanks for tip.